Uzbekistan: A Journey Through Time on the Silk Road

Discover Uzbekistan’s captivating blend of ancient history, vibrant culture, and stunning architecture on a journey along the Silk Road. From the Soviet-era hangovers of Tashkent to the mesmerizing Registan Square in Samarkand, explore turquoise-tiled cities, ancient mosques, and traditional markets, while experiencing the warm hospitality of the Uzbek people.

India’s Finance Minister to Attend AIIB Meeting in Uzbekistan

India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will embark on an official visit to Uzbekistan from September 24-28 to participate in the 9th Annual Meeting of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in Samarkand. The meeting, scheduled for September 25-26, will bring together delegates from around 80 countries and international organizations. Sitharaman will also hold bilateral talks with her counterparts from Uzbekistan, Qatar, and China.

Uzbekistan’s Centrum Air Expands Horizons with New Routes to Langkawi and Tel Aviv

Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s emerging airline, is set to broaden its international reach with the launch of two new routes in its Winter 2024/25 schedule. Starting in late October and early November, the airline will connect Tashkent to the stunning tropical island of Langkawi in Malaysia and the bustling cultural hub of Tel Aviv in Israel. These additions signify Centrum Air’s commitment to expanding its network while offering travelers convenient access to popular global destinations.

Belarus and Uzbekistan Strengthen Tourism Ties with Inaugural Forum

Minsk hosted the first Belarusian-Uzbek Tourism Forum on September 13th, aiming to expand tourism collaboration, explore growth opportunities, and enhance cooperation between the two nations. The forum brought together key figures from the tourism industry, including travel agents, trade unions, and government representatives, to discuss strategies for boosting tourism and developing training programs for professionals.

Uzbekistan: A New Frontier for Adventure Travel

Uzbekistan, known for its rich Silk Road heritage, is emerging as a destination for adventure travel. The Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) is partnering with local leaders to develop a sustainable tourism infrastructure, focusing on rural areas and connecting them with the existing cultural tourism offerings. This article explores the unique opportunities and challenges in developing an adventure travel industry in Uzbekistan.

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